The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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... remain a few elements actively opposed to the System that are intransigent and unassimilable . The student movement ... remains heavily protected by sunken fences , electronic detection devices and a large police contingent . All this ...
... remain a few elements actively opposed to the System that are intransigent and unassimilable . The student movement ... remains heavily protected by sunken fences , electronic detection devices and a large police contingent . All this ...
Page 326
... remain so vague and since nothing is ever spelled out clearly - an ambiguity that remains a central attribute of the exercise of power in Japan . While the opposition wastes its energies on symbolic issues , socio - economic ...
... remain so vague and since nothing is ever spelled out clearly - an ambiguity that remains a central attribute of the exercise of power in Japan . While the opposition wastes its energies on symbolic issues , socio - economic ...
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... remains as important as it ever was . The bank - centred keiretsu remain bank - centred . And while the bureaucrats have not relinquished de facto control , partial deregulation has had the intended effect of fostering a new ...
... remains as important as it ever was . The bank - centred keiretsu remain bank - centred . And while the bureaucrats have not relinquished de facto control , partial deregulation has had the intended effect of fostering a new ...
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